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Q: How to add the aliases to the group by clause In the below query how to add the aliases assignedTOiti, assignedTOasstAdm, assignedTOhlp, closedDate to the group by clause.
I am struggling for the past few hours.
SELECT ieor.aper07_req_k                                  AS reqno,
       ford.apeh09_supervisor_cds_d                       AS ll6CdsID,
       'Ford Offboard Req'                                AS reqtype,
       par_val1.aper17_parameter_val_x                    AS requeststatus,
       (SELECT Min(iti2.aper07_req_created_s)
        FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req iti2
        WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = iti2.aper07_req_k
               AND iti2.aper06_req_status_k = 4)          AS assignedTOiti,
       (SELECT Min(hlp2.aper07_req_created_s)
        FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req hlp2
        WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = hlp2.aper07_req_k
               AND hlp2.aper06_req_status_k = 5)          AS assignedTOasstAdm,
       (SELECT Min(asst2.aper07_req_created_s)
        FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req asst2
        WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = asst2.aper07_req_k
               AND asst2.aper06_req_status_k = 12)        AS assignedTOhlp,
       (SELECT Min(clsd2.aper07_req_created_s)
        FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req clsd2
        WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = clsd2.aper07_req_k
               AND clsd2.aper06_req_status_k IN ( 3, 9 )) AS closedDate,
       ieor.aper07_assigned_to_cds_d,
       ieor.aper07_comment_x,
       ieor.aper07_last_updt_user_c,
       ieor.aper07_last_updt_s                            AS last,
       ieor.apeh09_employee_k,
       ieor.aper06_req_status_k,
       ipw.apeh04_first_n,
       ipw.apeh04_cds_d,
       ipw.apeh04_last_n,
       ipw.apeh04_person_type_c,
       irs.aper06_req_status_x,
       offr.aper15_offboard_reason_x                      AS offboardReason,
       Min(aper07_req_created_s)                          AS creationDate
FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req ieor,
       iapeh05_person_vw ipw,
       iapeh09_ford_employee ford,
       iaper06_req_status irs,
       iaper15_offbrd_req_reason offr,
       iaper17_parameter_values par_val1
WHERE  ford.apeh09_cds_d = ipw.apeh04_cds_d
       AND ieor.apeh09_employee_k = ipw.apeh04_visitor_k
       AND irs.aper06_req_status_k = ieor.aper06_req_status_k
       AND offr.aper15_offboard_reason_k = ieor.aper15_offboard_reason_k
       AND ieor.aper06_req_status_k = par_val1.aper17_parameter_val_r
       AND ipw.apeh22_region_k = 1
       AND ieor.aper07_last_updt_s = (SELECT Max(aper07_last_updt_s)
                                      FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req b
                                      WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = b.aper07_req_k)
       AND ieor.aper07_req_k = 3387
GROUP  BY ieor.aper07_req_k,
          ford.apeh09_supervisor_cds_d,
          ieor.aper07_assigned_to_cds_d,
          ieor.aper07_comment_x,
          ieor.aper07_last_updt_user_c,
          ieor.aper07_last_updt_s,
          ieor.apeh09_employee_k,
          ieor.aper06_req_status_k,
          ipw.apeh04_first_n,
          ipw.apeh04_cds_d,
          ipw.apeh04_last_n,
          ipw.apeh04_person_type_c,
          irs.aper06_req_status_x,
          par_val1.aper17_parameter_val_x,
          offr.aper15_offboard_reason_x
HAVING ipw.apeh04_person_type_c NOT IN( 'c', 'C' )

A: You cannot do that. Aliasses can be used only in a select over the current one.
There are two sollutions for your problem:
select a+b as newcol
from table
group by a+b;

or
select newcol
from
   (select a+b as newcol
     from table)
group by newcol;

For your query I suggest this:
select
  reqno,
  ll6CdsID,
  reqtype,
  requeststatus,
  assignedTOiti,
  assignedTOasstAdm,
  assignedTOhlp,
  closedDate,
  aper07_assigned_to_cds_d,
  aper07_comment_x,
  aper07_last_updt_user_c,
  last,
  apeh09_employee_k,
  aper06_req_status_k,
  apeh04_first_n,
  apeh04_cds_d,
  apeh04_last_n,
  apeh04_person_type_c,
  aper06_req_status_x,
  offboardReason,
  Min(creationDate) AS creationDate
FROM

    (SELECT ieor.aper07_req_k                              AS reqno,
           ford.apeh09_supervisor_cds_d                   AS ll6CdsID,
           'Ford Offboard Req'                            AS reqtype,
           par_val1.aper17_parameter_val_x                AS requeststatus,
           (SELECT Min(iti2.aper07_req_created_s)
            FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req iti2
            WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = iti2.aper07_req_k
                   AND iti2.aper06_req_status_k = 4)      AS assignedTOiti,
           (SELECT Min(hlp2.aper07_req_created_s)
            FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req hlp2
            WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = hlp2.aper07_req_k
                   AND hlp2.aper06_req_status_k = 5)      AS assignedTOasstAdm,
           (SELECT Min(asst2.aper07_req_created_s)
            FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req asst2
            WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = asst2.aper07_req_k
                   AND asst2.aper06_req_status_k = 12)    AS assignedTOhlp,
           (SELECT Min(clsd2.aper07_req_created_s)
            FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req clsd2
            WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = clsd2.aper07_req_k
                   AND clsd2.aper06_req_status_k IN ( 3, 9 )) AS closedDate,
           ieor.aper07_assigned_to_cds_d,
           ieor.aper07_comment_x,
           ieor.aper07_last_updt_user_c,
           ieor.aper07_last_updt_s                            AS last,
           ieor.apeh09_employee_k,
           ieor.aper06_req_status_k,
           ipw.apeh04_first_n,
           ipw.apeh04_cds_d,
           ipw.apeh04_last_n,
           ipw.apeh04_person_type_c,
           irs.aper06_req_status_x,
           offr.aper15_offboard_reason_x                      AS offboardReason,
           aper07_req_created_s                          AS creationDate
    FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req ieor,
           iapeh05_person_vw ipw,
           iapeh09_ford_employee ford,
           iaper06_req_status irs,
           iaper15_offbrd_req_reason offr,
           iaper17_parameter_values par_val1
    WHERE  ford.apeh09_cds_d = ipw.apeh04_cds_d
           AND ieor.apeh09_employee_k = ipw.apeh04_visitor_k
           AND irs.aper06_req_status_k = ieor.aper06_req_status_k
           AND offr.aper15_offboard_reason_k = ieor.aper15_offboard_reason_k
           AND ieor.aper06_req_status_k = par_val1.aper17_parameter_val_r
           AND ipw.apeh22_region_k = 1
           AND ieor.aper07_last_updt_s = (SELECT Max(aper07_last_updt_s)
                                          FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req b
                                          WHERE  ieor.aper07_req_k = b.aper07_req_k)
           AND ieor.aper07_req_k = 3387
    )
WHERE apeh04_person_type_c NOT IN( 'c', 'C' )
GROUP  BY   reqno,
  ll6CdsID,
  reqtype,
  requeststatus,
  assignedTOiti,
  assignedTOasstAdm,
  assignedTOhlp,
  closedDate,
  aper07_assigned_to_cds_d,
  aper07_comment_x,
  aper07_last_updt_user_c,
  last,
  apeh09_employee_k,
  aper06_req_status_k,
  apeh04_first_n,
  apeh04_cds_d,
  apeh04_last_n,
  apeh04_person_type_c,
  aper06_req_status_x,
  offboardReason

I moved the having clause to a WHERE clause, though it can be put in the inner select to WHERE clause.

A: The group by clause groups the data before the SELECT displays the selected column. At this stage, the aliases in select clause aren't defined, and hence you can't use them in GROUP BY.
Ugly workaround is to replace the alias with the actual statements/functions that are being used.

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Carnival Pride cruise review: The entertainment
Our team, which took second in the Carnival Quest, posing with Carnival employees Autumn and Sassy, the assistant cruise director.
(This is the first in a six-part series about my first cruise. I sailed on the Carnival Pride from August 4-11. It started and ended in Baltimore, making stops in Port Canaveral, Florida; Nassau, Bahamas; and Freeport, Bahamas. The other parts of this series are scheduled to run over the next couple of weeks).
When on a massive ship sailing out in the open seas, I always wondered how one would keep occupied.
Yes, I knew there were some things to do on cruise ships, be it a pool, or boozing it up, or a casino. But seriously, with more than 2,000 people on this vessel, how does one keep entertained?
Turns out it's not so hard.
No matter if you are by yourself, with a small group or with a big group, you can find things to do on the boat and the forms of entertainment seem quite endless. Even better, when you have a staff that seems to truly care about each guest, it makes it more fun.
For the most part, I'll be tackling the things I did when on the boat and I'll throw in a couple of other things I didn't participate in, which will hopefully give you the idea of things one can do.
Fun Times was a key to being able to see what was on the ship for entertainment each day.
I found the key to be actually seeing what is out there to be offered. Though I realize many people go on a ship to relax and not do a lot, the reality is the ship offers a ton to do.
With the ship I was on — and from what I understand, all Carnival ships — each night we got a copy of Fun Times. It's a four-page newsletter that shows all the activities going on the following day. What's even nicer is a tear-out sheet with everything in time order so you can carry it with you. The newsletter also points out the major happenings as well as any other pertinent info, such as the dress code for the dining room, hours of places and anything else you can imagine.
It was the most valuable item I looked at each day.
Outside of the first night, when I was still trying to figure out how things ran on the boat, I pretty much made sure I saw a lot of things while I was on the ship. On the night we set sail, I pretty much hung out a little. I went to dinner with our group and then walked around the boat. Looking back, I wish I had gone to the opening night's stage show, which was a welcome aboard show. It looked like it would have been quite fun.
The key to my experience with stage shows came the following night, which was the first of two formal nights. At first, I wasn't going to head to the dining room, but with lobster tail on the menu…
Anyway, at the start of the evening, people had the chance to meet the captain. Though I didn't do that, soon after grabbing a beer, I bumped into the cruise director, Josh. We chatted for a bit as it turns out he had a place in Western New York and was a massive baseball fan (Cubs, though, so I felt a little sorry that he may never see a World Series champion). I had been trying to find out why there were no pins for sale on the ship as I am a pin collector.
In the end, it was cool as he got me a couple of pins for my collection, but ones not easy to get. He also told me I should make sure to see the stage shows and take advantage of many other things. I took his advice to heart. Now I realize that most cruise directors are probably quite solid at what they do. But I feel I got lucky that my first cruise had Josh as he really was quite helpful each time I chatted with him. His assistant — Sassy — was also top notch.
Below, I'll tackle a bunch of the things I did and break them down into spots where I saw them.
The Main Stage
The shows at the main stage were top notch. I saw five of seven shows at night on the stage, missing the first-night show and skipping the Jazz one. Outside of that, I made sure to get there and watch the shows each night.
Not all were great, but I enjoyed them all for the most part.
Cruise director Josh acting as Dolly Parton during the final night's show.
The second night was a show called Wonderful World, which featured some great music and showcased many countries and nationalities. It was quite the scene how they did it, for sure. The third night was a Motown show, featuring Marcus Anthony. This was pretty solid, though I felt it dragged a little at times and I would have liked to have seen a little more of the popular Motown stuff. That being said, after hearing about what he performed at the early show, it sounded like the two were different.
I skipped the fourth night, being the jazz show. I popped my head in briefly, but wasn't too interested in what I saw, so I moved along.
The Love and Marriage Show on the fifth night was hilarious as they used three sailing couples, including one who had been married for 52 years. It was basically like the old show "The Newlywed Game." My only complaint is that is dragged a little longer than I would have liked, but overall it was funny, entertaining and amusing to watch.
The sixth night went back to a stage show as they showed Vroom!, which may have been my second favorite (behind Wonderful World) as the music was fantastic, covered many years and was fully enjoyable to watch. There were songs performed from Huey Lewis to the Beatles to Elton John to Boy George to the Village People and to Lionel Richie. It was quite fun.
The Beatles during Vroom!
On the final night, it was the Carnival Legends, which had fellow cruisers dressing up and singing tunes of stars. One thing I would like to know is how they recruit these cruisers as it would be interesting to find out. Maybe through karaoke nights? Or something else. Either way, most were pretty solid and the show was really fun to watch.
Most shows lasted right about an hour and all but two or three had two showings — an early and a late. So it's well worth seeing. I wasn't disappointed in hitting up these shows, that's for sure. I would like to know that it was Cruise Director Josh who pushed me to hit up these shows as when I talked to him on the second night, he really stressed these shows were worth hitting up. He was fully right.
I love comedy. I've always been a fan of shows, especially in intimate settings, such as comedy clubs. I know a few comics — including one who works with cruise lines — so, I was fully looking forward to hitting these shows.
For the seven-day cruise, we had four comedians. Two in the beginning and two at the end. All were pretty solid and were different. I only watched one show of each, but it sounded like each show — including the family friendly ones — were different.
The Punchliner Comedy Club.
The club — Punchliner, presented by George Lopez — is a nice setup. The host/manager, Chris, was excellent and ran a nice setup. It ran along with most of the Carnival employees I met or dealt with — professional, friendly and do a solid job.
The first two comedians were Jim Brick and Faulkenberry. Brick performed the first night and the two then did several shows each night for the next two nights. I saw Brick's first show and Faulkenberry the following night.
Brick was probably my favorite of the four for the week as he had me in stitches all night and also like to ride the crowd quite a bit, which I enjoy. Faulkenberry had a different style but the show I saw, I really enjoyed, too.
The final two, who performed first the night we were in Freeport, Bahamas, were Allyn Ball and Al Romas. The places were a bit more crowded for these shows than for the first two comedians. They were pretty solid, overall, and had some good stuff and created many laughs.
In the end, I loved the comedy club and it's something I would look forward to on future cruises.
Carnival Quest
This, possibly, may be my favorite thing I did in regard to entertainment on the cruise. Basically, it was an adult scavenger hunt. It was explained in the "Fun Times" newsletter as follows:
If you're an adult who wants to have fun, we've got just the thing. These insane adult-only team competitions will have you throwing your inhibitions into the sea. Must be 18+ to attend.
Two of us from the wedding group went to get involved with this. We needed a team of four, so a couple joined, giving us three guys and one gal.
Then the fun began.
Our teammates in the Carnival Quest, taking it for the team and earning some big points.
The hosts — assistant cruise director Sassy and a southern gal named Autumn — were funny and engaging. Through the competition, they'd tell you something they wanted. It could be anything. Such as a man wearing a bra.
But here was the key, you only had moments.
So it's not like you could go off and find things. You had to improvise.
I will say this, thank goodness for boxer briefs.
One of the things they asked for was for one of the females on a team to go up wearing a pair of guy's pants. As the three men on our team stood there, I figured what the hell. Off went the pants. I wouldn't have done it if I wore tighty whities, let me tell you that. But in the end, it was hilarious. The things people had to do were too funny.
The biggest thing was a two-minute setup at the end where one of the team members (male) had to be dressed like a woman — with makeup and all. The couple in our group had a cabin nearby, so they got all the necessary items and got second place out of it. Too funny.
In the end, we took second as a team, giving us a couple of bottles of champagne, a boa, and medals for each of us. It's one of those things I'll never forget.
I will note, however, that the first-place team must have done this before. Why? They came with a bag of stuff and were ready for everything! Well done.
I was never without entertainment.
From smaller shows going on throughout the day, to people watching to slipping in and watching 10 minutes of bingo, there's always something to keep one occupied.
I participated in several trivia games. Three of us — groom Dave, Gurney and myself — won sports trivia. So we got one of the "Ship on a Stick" trophies. I came close in several music trivia games to taking the top spot, but there was always one or two songs that got me. I'd know them, but I couldn't remember the name/artist and that got me.
One thing I did was wander. Thought I didn't participate in all of it, I watched some of the other things to do, such as karaoke. There's, of course, the casino, where people were gambling throughout the night. I only gambled away a few bucks — one night on the roulette table, another in some slots. In the end, I think I used about $15 bucks and ended up only losing $9. I'm not much of a gambler, but it's kind of fun to watch sometimes. I will say it wasn't as crowded, most of the time, as I would have expected.
Sports trivia champs!
There was an Internet Cafe, too, so you could check up on the world. The prices weren't too bad, but it would be hard to be online all the time on a ship as it would get expensive. A card room allowed people to go play games or cards whenever they wanted as well. On top of that, with all the chairs around, it was possible just to sit, relax and watch the world go by.
Then, there was the top decks. With putt-putt golf, a basketball court, a gym, a few pools and places to lounge, entertainment was never far away. The spa was up top, too. And if you wanted to avoid kids, there's an adult-only area on the top with a smaller pool, lounge chairs and the such so you can relax away from the youngsters.
There's also the shops on board, so people can browse or buy things. For the people who enjoy the upper deck, don't forget about the water slide. Or a game of chess with the life-size board and pieces. Maybe some ping pong? There were also deck parties and fun things, such as the competitions to find the hairiest person on board. There was never a lack of things to do, that's for sure.
On the final day at sea, there was also a Q&A session with Josh. That was a lot of fun, too, and I found out some interesting things about the ship. I'll share those more in my overall wrap, which will be the final installment in this series of posts.
If there's one thing I took away from the ship is there's always something to do. The Fun Times newsletter really is key to seeing what's out there and being able to find things. I was impressed with the entertainment on board and it's a major reason why I could see myself going on future cruises, whether with people or by myself.
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Get the hell out of here, 2011.
Soon, 2011 will be in the rear view mirror.
I can't say I'll miss it. I hope to have an extended year in review sort of post this Sunday, but for now, it's knowing that 2011 is soon going to be over has me somewhat smiling.
That and I'm trying to avoid paying bills today because it's so boring!
With that in mind, that means another New Year's Eve is coming. I've never been a massive New Year's Eve fan. It just seems like it's a reason for people to get snookered. That being said, every New Year's Eve thing I've gone to has been quite calm. Some hooting and hollering, but usually people are tame.
I usually attempt to head over the the area's First Night. It's a decent time, but in recent years, it's become a thing where most of the entertainment ends around 10 p.m. Then the fireworks go off and it's done.
Just like that.
I always thought First Night was supposed to bring you to midnight and help you ring in the new year. Ah well.
There are a couple of acts I wouldn't mind seeing this year, so maybe I'll do it again. It's $15 for the button, though (unless you don't want to go watch any of the indoor events, in which case it's free).
So, who knows.
A pint of Guinness at midnight wouldn't be a bad way to celebrate, however.
How about all of you out there? Any big plans for the night? Are any of you braving New York City or some other major celebration? Or are you just going to sit back with someone else or by yourself and watch the ball drop? A drink or three? A pizza? A sandwich? A prime rib dinner? Drop a note in the comments and let me know how you're spending New Year's Eve.
I'll probably make my decision, oh, sometime Dec. 31. Hopefully before the ball drops.
To everyone, have a safe and happy New Year's Eve tomorrow night. Be good to one another and, if you are drinking, please don't drive. Let somebody help you home. A taxi. A bus. Your two feet (even if your arms are draped around somebody else's shoulders for support!)
And, as a side note — AAA is offering a service if you need a ride home and don't have a designated driver. They have a free "Tipsy Tow" on New Year's Eve that runs from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The service apparently runs within a 5-mile radius and not all areas are doing it, so make sure your local one is before planning on it. Anyway, you call 800-222-4357 and tell the operator you need a Tipsy Tow. A truck will be dispatched to snag your car and bring you home (again, 5 miles apparently). You DON'T have to be an AAA member to use this service. IF you do use the service, however, remember to be nice and tip your driver — he's working New Year's Eve!
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This could be a tough morning to get your car started.
The air temperature is around -- or below -- zero across the region.
And the Wind Chill Warning remains in effect until 6 tonight.
Many schools are closed. You can find the list anytime at wham1180.com , search on the Keyword CLOSINGS.
Travel advisories are still posted in Orleans, Genesee, Ontario, Livingston and Wyoming counties.
There are a number of departing flights canceled this morning out of the Rochester airport -- they are some of the many canceled around the country because of the weather.
Some good news -- there are no power outages right now in the Greater Rochester area.


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Edgar Wright to make ghost movie set in Hollywood studio back lots
Brit director is right in the heart of La La Land for his next project.
By Patrick McLennan
Thursday, 23rd July 2020 at 1:53 am
Shaun of the Dead director Edgar Wright will develop, direct and executive produce a comic ghost story, Stage 13, set in the back lots of a major Hollywood studio.
The British director, who helmed the 'Cornetto trilogy' of Shaun, Hot Fuzz and The World's End, has a burgeoning career in Hollywood courtesy of films such as Baby Driver.
Deadline reports the Stage 13 project is based on a short story by Saturday Night Live writer Simon Rich about a silent film star who has haunted the back lot of her studio and somehow manages to meet and communicate with a director in the modern day. The pair form an unlikely liaison and, with his corporeal body and her phantom brain, conspire to take on the movie world. It reads as if Wright has not forgotten the comic sensibilities at the heart of much of his work.
Wright will co-produce Stage 13 with his usual collaborator Nira Park for Amblin Pictures, plus legendary Working Title co-producers Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, who have worked with the Dorset-born director since Shaun of the Dead in 2004.
Before he gets to Stage 13, however, the 46-year-old director has an expanding list of movies to complete. Last Night in Soho, co-starring Matt Smith and Jojo Rabbit's Thomasin McKenzie, is a thriller about a young woman who manages to time-travel back to '60s London and is currently in post-production.
Wright will also direct the big screen version of the 2019 novel The Chain. The novel has been adapted by Jane Goldman and is a riff on the conventional kidnapping thriller.
In The Chain, a mother, Rachel, learns that her daughter has been kidnapped and the only way she can get her back is to kidnap another child. The parents of that child then have to kidnap another child and so on. Of course, if anyone breaks The Chain, someone is going to get badly hurt.
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Automatic Enrolment has been a huge success, with nearly 10 million people now enrolled into a workplace pension. More than 1.2 million employers have met their duties and more than 1,000 new businesses are meeting their responsibilities each month. However, there are a tiny minority who fail their staff by not complying with the law.
The number of times we used our powers between January and March this year made up 20% of all the powers we've used since the start of automatic enrolment.
We have now issued more than 43,000 fixed penalties and more than 9,000 escalating penalties. This rise in fines reflects the rise in numbers of employers with workplace pension duties but also demonstrates we will take action if an employer falls short and fails to comply.
Most employers who receive compliance notices, receive them because they have failed to submit their declaration of compliance on time. In most cases, this warning is enough to prompt them to act and do the right thing.
For employers who continue to fail, there are a number of ways we are alerted.These include analysing information from declarations of compliance and comparing it with other data, pension schemes reporting missing or inadequate contributions, conducting employer spot checks across the country and reports from whistleblowers.
Whistleblowers alert us to instances where managers have told their staff that they won't get a pay rise if they join a pension scheme. Businesses that mislead their employees by falsely claiming they have been automatically enrolled and companies that keep quiet about their duties in the hope that their workers won't notice that they haven't been given the pensions they're entitled to.
It was a whistleblower who alerted us to the situation at Birmingham-based Crest Healthcare, whose staff were told that pension contributions were being paid by the employer when, in fact, a scheme hadn't even been set up.
As a result both the company and its managing director were prosecuted and after pleading guilty, have now been ordered to pay a total of more than £20,000 in fines and costs. Both have criminal records, while their staff now have the pensions they had been denied.
In another recent case, thanks to the vigilance of the pension provider, TPR was able to take action when an employer illegally opted temporary staff out of the Nest pension scheme they had been enrolled into. Staff at national recruitment agency Workchain Ltd, impersonated the temporary workers to opt them out of their pension using Nest's on-line portal.
Company owners and directors had encouraged five senior staff at the company to opt the temporary workers out of the scheme, so the company could avoid making pension payments on their behalf.
Following a joint agency investigation, TPR prosecuted Workchain, the two directors and five senior staff for an offence of unauthorised access to computer data, under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. The defendants pleaded guilty to the offence when they appeared at Derby Magistrates' Court last month and sentencing will take place later this year.
These cases demonstrate that we will take action against employers who fail to enrol their staff into a pension scheme and deliberately attempt to avoid their responsibilities. Automatic Enrolment is the law and, where appropriate, we will take employers to court to ensure staff receive the pensions they are due.
This summer, we launched a series of short notice inspections on employers across the UK, suspected of providing false or misleading information about how they are meeting their automatic enrolment duties.
It is an offence for employers to provide us with false information on their declaration of compliance, but there are tell-tale signs indicating an employer might not be telling the truth.
This latest round of spot checks will also target employers who are still non-compliant despite penalty action and a small number of employers selected at random.
The latest compliance drive follows a series of spot checks carried out over the past 12 months, targeting employers across different regions. These inspections were to detect non compliance and gain insight into employer behaviour. Insight from these spot checks will be included in TPR's annual Automatic Enrolment Commentary and Analysis report to be published this summer.
As soon as a new business takes on staff, they will have automatic enrolment duties. Employers must tell all their staff about automatic enrolment and put eligible staff into a pension scheme.
After taking on staff, employers have five months to complete their declaration of compliance. This tells us what they have done to meet their responsibilities.Employers should ensure the information they provide is up to date and accurate, including contact details, so that they can receive important information from us about their duties.
We have easy to use online information and tools which have been designed for people who do not have pensions experience and employers should make our website their first port of call.
After speaking to small employers who have already met their workplace pension duties, nearly 70% of employers with one to two staff had no set up costs. Most of these did not use a business adviser.
Employers we spoke to also found that taking the time to read our step by step guide to begin with saved them time overall and that small employers with between one and four staff usually spent around 15 hours overall carrying out all their tasks to get set up for Automatic Enrolment.
Employers can also consider using a business adviser and should leave enough time to shop around for a suitable pension scheme. Research has shown there is a higher risk of paying more if employers leave their plans to the last minute.
We know most employers want to do the right thing for their staff and we are here to help and provide the information they need, but we will take action if an employer is deliberately not meeting their duties.


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Book Across the Bay...A Winter Must Do!
There's really only one event that becons locals and visitors to Ashland and Washburn in February during what is inevitably one of the coldest nights of the year...the one and the only, Book Across the Bay!
This year, we are psyched to once again sponsor this fun an d active community in the Chequamegon Bay and sponsor a children's fun ski race.
Start your morning off with some Delta Diner pancakes then register the kiddos (12 and under) for the new BOOK IT Fun Race A FREE 2K untimed loop that will start near the Book Across the Bay Tent on the Ashland waterfront. Volunteers will be on the course to assist skiers in getting to the finish line. All participants will receive a commemorative medal along with hot chocolate and cookies. Stop by the Book Across the Bay tent and register your children for the fun race at the Solstice Outdoors table. We'll see you at the tent!
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Cage's First Western And A Fairly Enjoyable Movie
by Liselotte Vanophem
Nicolas Cage is probably one of the most versatile actors out there. From the darker "Pig" to the Sci-Fi movie "Colour Out of Space" and from the fantasy "Mandy" to the adventure film "National Treasure". Last year, he even released "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent", a movie half-biopic/half-fiction but 100% entertainment. However, one thing he never did, was go to the Far Far West. That is until now! Cage is finally loading up his saddlebags and holstering a revolver or two in the latest movie by director Brett Donowho ("Acts of Violence", "5 Souls"). While "The Old Way" certainly doesn't turn the Western genre on its head, it's still a fairly enjoyable and wonderfully made film.
Despite being a cold-hearted and trigger-happy cowboy in his previous life, Colton Briggs (Cage) has now become a family man. He's married to Ruth (Kerry Knuppe), with whom he has a young daughter Brooke (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), and he runs the local grocery store. He has left the violent life behind, but sadly, those dark, bloody days aren't done with him.
One day, when he walks Brooke into school, Ruth is brutally captured and murdered by four men led by James McCallister (Noah Le Gros). While she doesn't know this escaped convict, her husband certainly does. Colton killed McCallister's father twenty years ago, and now the son is out for revenge. The brutal murder of his wife leaves Briggs with no option but to take his daughter and hunt down the men behind the killing.
That cat and mouse game couldn't have been more clichéd, and the same can be said about the whole story. There are the expected scenes in which Briggs teaches his daughter everything he knows about being a cowboy; there are the grandiose (but dull) monologues and the way-too-long shoutout scenes. In previous years, the Western genre had significant success, and we understand why Donowho wanted to explore it. However, we miss a lot of personality and vitality in the story. "The Old Way" would have been so much better if it was a bit different from other Western stories.
Saying that one actor is why people check out a certain isn't always the best thing to do, but in this case, it's crystal clear that Cage is the main draw of this movie. While his performance might not be 100% Cage-ish, he still delivers excellent, dramatic, intense acting. Taking a generic story and giving your personality to it isn't easy, but that's precisely what he does.
Despite her young age, Armstrong ("Firestarter", "The Tomorrow War") portrays Brooke with a lot of grace and emotions. Thanks to her wonderful performance and Cage's charisma, this movie has many heart-warming scenes between a father and daughter to offer. Sadly, in some moments, Armstrong's performance falls flat, but we're sure that once she gets more acting experience, those moments won't exist anymore. She certainly has a bright future, and if she had gotten a better story, she would have been able to outshine Cage in "The Old Way".
While writer Carl W. Lucas ("The Wave") should have put more thought into the script, the cinematography and production designs were created with a lot of passion, flair and love. Cinematographer Sion Michel ("Laura Smiles", "Like a Dream") uses the authentic Western action style, making the countryside the perfect setting for a good Western movie.
The authenticity is being heightened even more thanks to the excellent production design by Tessla Hastings ("Butcher's Crossing", "Murder at Yellowstone City"). Think of big saloons, wooden houses, creaking swing doors, etc. While the score doesn't always work, especially when it overpowers the emotional scenes, the old-fashion score still provides "The Old Way" with some strong moments.
When watching "The Old Way", you'll see that this movie doesn't bring something new to the Western table. Mainly due to the flat and generic storyline. Nevertheless, this movie is still an enjoyable work, thanks to the delightful performances by Cage and Armstrong, their chemistry and the beautiful work of the set designs, cinematographer and composers.
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Saba Qamar has a Badass Reply to Death Threats for her Role In 'Baaghi'
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Saba Qamar isn't the first celebrity who has received death threats, and in the past, there have been a few celebrities that have gone through the same. However. for Saba, this isn't the first time. She has received death threats when her Bollywood movie, Hindi Medium was release in which Irfan Khan, her co-star in the movie frankly stated that,"I think maybe Saba Qamar has married someone here in India. She is an Indian now. I heard it somewhere."
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But, this time around, Saba Qamar's recent drama serial 'Baaghi' which is currently on air on Urdu 1, had stirred a storm on social media when Saba was chosen for the role. Many of you might be aware of her role in the serial as she's playing Fauzia Batool AKA Qandeel Baloch who was a social media sensation. Upon taking up this role and after the trailer release, Saba had received death threats to which she said, "Everyone has to die someday. I'd rather die after doing something worthwhile." Now, we call that guts! Truly inspiring!
Although the role is quite controversial and a majority had figured out the reason behind it, there were some who just can't face the harsh reality and are always in denial. But, let us tell you that, we are living in a double standard society and we're all a part of it.
Moreover, we really love her attitude towards her work and since she is now amongst the highest paid actors in Pakistan, she has indeed proven herself by showcasing her brilliant skills in Baaghi and everyone just can't stop talking about it! And we know, this role was NOT easy to play and we think no other actress would have pulled off this role better than Ms. Qamar.
Do let us know how do you like the drama so far? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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AP Faces Uncertainty on Many Fronts
Jaxen Price, Staff Writer
Many students may be wondering how AP testing will work this year.
If you are taking any AP class and have successfully enrolled in MY AP for that class, you will already be signed up for the test.
In past years the State has picked up the cost for free and reduced lunch test takers. In a memo sent last week, that has not been decided for this year due to budget constraints.
AP Coordinator Jeff Stanek said, "We certainly hope to get this information, soon. It makes it difficult to move ahead not knowing what the cost of the tests will be."
While all students will automatically be registered for tests, there will be a process for "dropping" the tests for which students do not want to pay.
Stanek said the deadline to pay in order to be able to take the test will be early spring. "We hope to have the State's decision by then," he said.
There will be two different plans for payment. One is if students return to physical school later in the year and the other for school continuing to be distance learning all year, both of which will be available by February.
If you do pay and end up not wanting to take the test, you will be fully refunded with no penalty charge.
AP testing will happen May 3 to 14. Last year these tests were administered online. Stanek said there is a strong possibility that will be the case again this year. "But that is not our decision," he said. "That is up to the College Board."
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Robin Williams eldest son, Zak Williams, welcomed his first child with fiancée Olivia June, on May 22, 2019. As a tribute to his late father, the baby boy is named after the Hollywood icon. The 36-year-old and Olivia named their son McLaurin Clement Williams, as McLaurin was the actor's middle name. The couple plans to call him Mickey for short.
The newborn was photographed with his parent by Zak's half-sister, Zelda Williams, weighing 8 pounds and measures 20-and-a-half-inches. Williams died by suicide in 2014, at the age of 63 and shared Zak with his first wife Valeria Velardi. He then welcomed their daughter Zelda, 29 and Cody, 27 with his second wife, Marsha Garces.
Through an Instagram post, Zelda gushed about the newborn, reading, "Meet Mclaurin Clement Williams, aka Mickey, aka Dr. Baby! He's a squishably cute pterodactyl cooing tiny wonder and I love him so much already," Zelda wrote. "Big shoutout to Mickey on being the fastest swimmer, and huge congrats to @heyoliviajune and my big bro @zakpym on creating this little joy (and poop) factory!"
News is finally out: I'm an auntie! 🍼 Meet Mclaurin Clement Williams, aka Mickey, aka Dr. Baby! He's a squishably cute pterodactyl cooing tiny wonder and I love him so much already ♥ big shoutout to Mickey on being the fastest swimmer, and huge congrats to @heyoliviajune and my big bro @zakpym on creating this little joy (and poop) factory! 👶🏻 by Zak and Olivia 📷 by me
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Zack is a mental health advocate, as well as his fiancée, and founder of a tech startup company. In a biography about his father, named Robin, Zak recalled his father, saying he kicked himself multiple times for not visiting Williams during that time. He stated, "Because I think that was a very lonely period for him. In retrospect, I feel like I should have been there, spending time with him. Because someone who needs support was not getting the support he needed."
The Oscar-winning actor's death in 2014 was a shock to the world after he had checked himself back into rehab in a bid to stay sober. The actor was battling depression and early stages of Parkinson's disease. He was 63-years-old at the time of his death.
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It appears as though Nissan has raised the bar, yet again, on Crossover concept vehicles. The Japanese motor company has produced three Crossover concepts in just over a year in its NISMO Concept, Hi-Cross Concept and the TeRRA Concept. Now, with the recent introduction of the new Resonance Concept, Nissan can officially be crowned the King of Crossovers.
The Resonance was first revealed at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, and although Nissan has yet to announce, rumor has it that the Resonance is the next-generation Murano. Dimensionally, the Resonance is similar to the current Murano in every measurement; but that's where the similarities stop. The Resonance features a panoramic glass roof, giant 22-inch wheels, a tinted translucent acrylic grille, and a blazing Flare Orange paint job. Nissan's now-signature boomerang-shaped lights also make an appearance on the Resonance, although they're more attractively stretched. Inspired by "the future of first-class space travel," the Resonance boasts a sufficiently futuristic interior that is quite aesthetically pleasing.
Keeping with the very popular trend of Hybrid SUVs and Crossovers, the Resonance's day-to-day power requirements are addressed by a hybrid powertrain. Nissan says the concept makes use of a 2.5-liter four-cylinder mated with an electric motor and a continuously variable transmission (CVT); all-wheel drive is also part of the mix. The electric motor is powered by a lithium-ion battery pack, which can be recharged with kinetic energy captured during braking.
It may be a while until the new Resonance Concept comes to life, but All Star Automotive has a huge selection of current Nissan Crossover and SUV models that are sure to please! If you're interested in test-driving or getting more information on a Nissan Murano, Pathfinder, Armada, Juke, Rogue or Xterra visit http://www.allstarautomotive.com/.
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November 7, 2019 at 10:00 am by John Moss
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About 10 miles northwest of downtown Chicago the way the crow flies, or here it's the honeybee, a wood-chip trail leads from the North Park Village Nature Center to the best example of what is known as natural building that we have in the city. Just off the trail in the thick of straggly vegetation stands a Kenyan-style Top Bar Beehive, built of a dry stack limestone foundation, a cob structure, and top bars made of pine. "[A] mutually beneficial condo with a sweet rental plan," an informational sign erected nearby waggishly puts it.
Peter Poli, of Wilmot, Wisconsin, orchestrated the beehive build back in 2014 through the Chicago Natural Building Meetup Group. Poli, who runs his own plumbing business, is deeply concerned about our planet and loves doing "weird, challenging shit." He got the idea after watching the 2010 film "Queen of the Sun," a documentary by former Chicagoan Taggart Siegel, about the disappearance of honeybees. "Out of this came building a beehive out of mud. In a group setting. Where people could access it," he tells me.
He pursued the North Park Village Nature Center as the beehive's home for two reasons: it's publicly owned space, falling on nearly sixty acres of Chicago Park District land and it's also accessible by public transportation. Angelic Organics, a community-supported agriculture farm, in Caledonia, Illinois, north of Rockford, expressed interest and was a kindred spirit, but wasn't selected because of its remote location. Poli's aim was to expose the public to a "nonthreatening structure" that uses natural building techniques. (The 53 or 84 buses will get you there.)
In the essay "The Case For Natural Building," advocate and builder Michael G. Smith defines the practice of natural building as "any building system that places the highest value on social and environmental sustainability." Natural building prizes human labor and creativity, not capital and high technology. You build with what's nearby. And once the structure is no longer viable, it can be ground down and absorbed naturally into the earth and environment. Typical natural building techniques include cob, strawbale, adobe and stone masonry. So those five- and six-hundred-feet LEED-certified office towers in the Loop? Not exactly.
As I was researching this story, I learned that more than ten years ago a nightclub, The Butterfly Social Club, opened on Grand Avenue near the intersection of Halsted and /Milwaukee. Nightclubs go up all the time in Chicago, but what made the Butterfly Social Club different is it had walls made of sand, clay and straw: that is, cob. It opened on Earth Day and espoused sustainability. It has since closed. The address given in its Internet afterlife doesn't seem commercially occupied, but bookended by the bars Clover and Rebel & Rye. It's unlikely the cob walls persist, although if they do that shouldn't be an issue for current and future occupants. Apparently there is a cob house that is more than 10,000 years old.
In the city of Chicago, those launching their own natural building projects face a host of obstacles, from prohibitive building code restrictions to the health of our industrial land. That is why it's helpful to set aside your Burnham for a moment and think little. Chris McClellan, a natural building advocate in Ohio better known in the community as "Uncle Mud," writes me that, "Anywhere with strong regulations will feel less empowering to [the] average Joe to do for oneself when building. The way I have found to start to feel less helpless is to take on small projects, most of which will not require permits. Projects like a cob bench or pizza oven, or an earthen plaster on the wall or a backyard gazebo. These kinds of projects also tend to build a sense of community and awareness of how much you can do before it gets complicated."
Even though any sort of initiative on Park District land by definition is complicated, Poli had a contact there and anyway this wasn't his first build. He has been involved with natural building since the mid-2000s, after discovering "The Hand-Sculpted House: A Practical and Philosophical Guide to Building a Cob Cottage." It's the natural building community's gateway text—it's "Breakfast of Champions" or "On the Road."
Poli, like most I spoke to for this story, has traveled to rural western Oregon to gain experience with natural building projects through the Cob Cottage Company, the organization founded by the coauthors of "The Hand-Sculpted House." The Cob Cottage Company, in Coquille, Oregon, offers guidance, instruction and workshops, with the opportunity to have a hand in actual builds that the apprentice, or even more seasoned builder can apply to their own projects. While there, Poli worked on building a small home.
After securing the necessary city permits for the Nature Center build, in preparation Poli hauled in buckets of clay and sand from construction sites out in Antioch, Illinois, located just across the border from his home in Wilmot. He bought the straw in a feed store in Trevor, Wisconsin. His parents donated limestone from their construction company. And the pine for the top bars came from a lumberyard in Antioch.
The day of the build twenty or so volunteers turned out. Heather Haskins, who leads the Chicago Natural Building Meetup Group, one of the few resources for natural builders in the area and thus refers to herself as "The Walmart greeter of natural building in Chicago," tells me labor in the city is never a problem. "People will come. I think people are really hungry for these types of projects."
The volunteers pitched in with the limestone stacking and took part in something known as cob dancing. This is a communal stamping of the clay, sand and straw elements to pack the cob mixture together for the right consistency and durability, with the straw acting as rebar would in concrete. The cob structure fit onto the limestone foundation, with the top bars placed overhead. By the end of the build the group had assembled a beehive roughly five feet in height that is still in use today.
Poli believes at the time of the build there were no other examples of this type of cob beehive in the Midwest, possibly the United States. "At least in modern times," he clarifies. And the Kenyan style in which it's built is meant to simulate what the bees would like to find in nature, providing a cavity as in the hollow of a tree. "After that," he says, "all the architecture is up to them."
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ROCKVILLE >> A Connecticut woman is seeking a new trial in a murder-for-hire case that landed her in prison for life and was depicted in books and TV shows.
Former lawyer and Ledyard resident Beth Carpenter was convicted of murder and conspiracy in 2002 for plotting with her lover and boss, Haiman Clein, to kill her brother-in-law, Anson "Buzz" Clinton.
Carpenter and her parents feuded with Clinton over custody of his daughter. Clinton was shot by hit man Mark Despres in 1994 in East Lyme.
The 51-year-old Carpenter filed a habeas corpus petition saying mistakes were made during her trial. A Rockville Superior Court judge began hearing evidence Monday in a proceeding set to resume Tuesday.
Clein is serving 35 years in prison, and Depres is serving a 45-year sentence.


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gallery May 23, 2017
See How Balenciaga Shaped Modern Fashion
By Britina Cheng
Alberta Tiburzi in Harper's Bazaar, June 1967. Photo: © Hiro 1967
Revered among couturiers as the "designer's designer," Cristóbal Balenciaga was famous for keeping a low profile – in the span of over 50 years, he granted only one full interview, to the London Times in 1971. "Nobody knows what a hard métier it is, how killing is the work under all this luxury and glamour," he said. One-hundred years after the designer opened his first dressmaking business, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London is now showcasing more than 100 of his influential designs in the exhibition "Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion," opening May 27, with an accompanying photography book out today.
As a pioneering designer of the 20th century, Balenciaga helped shape contemporary fashion with a deft eye for style that still resonates in present-day wear, like the shift dress and the tunic coat. Years ago, with the help of the late fashion photographer Cecil Beaton, the V&A began to acquire his garments and designs. Beaton, an admirer and supporter who helped introduce Balenciaga to the London museum curators, once said: "If Dior is the Watteau of dressmaking – full of nuance, chic, delicate, and timely – then Balenciaga is fashion's Picasso."
The designer's Spanish roots continued to influence his work even after he fled the country, following the fall of the Spanish monarchy in 1931. Spanish folklore consistently appeared in his designs, inspired by bullfighting rings and Flamenco dancers (see a Flamenco-style evening dress in the slideshow ahead). The book, published by V&A Publishing, traces Balenciaga's influence among 20th-century contemporaries and disciples, like Hubert de Givenchy, as well as his successors amid political unrest in Spain and the commercialization of brands after WWII (Balenciaga refused to partake in the same materialism). Click ahead to see photographs and designs from the exhibition.
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Flamenco-style evening dress, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Paris, 1961. Photograph, 1971.
Photo: © Hiro 1967
Alberta Tiburzi in an "envelope" dress by Cristóbal Balenciaga, Harper's Bazaar, June 1967.
Photo: George Eksts
Ana de Pombo, sketch for the House of Paquin, Winter 1939.
Photo: Richard Davis/© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Evening dress, wild silk with embroidery by Lesage, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Paris, 1960-1962.
"Baby doll" cocktail dress, crêpe de chine, lace and satin, Cristóbal Balenciaga, Paris, 1958.
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Front of the internal structure of Madame Alec Weisweiller's pink and white organdie dress, Balenciaga, worn October 1960.
Photo: Victoria and Albert Museum London
Detail of front of evening dress and cape of black silk gazar by Abraham EISA, Autumn/Winter 1965.


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Based on a true story, Drama
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Hilary Swank plays Betty Anne Waters, an unemployed single mother from a troubled, low-income background who left school with no qualifications, but who decided go through the long, difficult process of becoming a lawyer to help her wrongly convicted brother find freedom. Swank gives a great performance in an inspirational film.
Minnie Driver,
Melissa Leo,
Sam Rockwell,
Contains strong language
In the Land of the Free(2009)
This powerful documentary, narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, questions the case of America's longest-held solitary confinement prisoners.
Joy(2015)
The true story of Joy Mangano, a young woman fiercely determined to get her innovative 'Miracle Mop' invention on the market.
The Shawshank Redemption(1994)
A thoughtful, measured prison film about a wrongly convicted man and the survival of hope in hopeless situations.
Erin Brockovich(2000)
Based on the true story of a sassy single mother working as an assistant at a law firm, who discovers a firm's water pollution is making locals ill.
"It really is a chance for us to open children's minds to the power of film not just as a vehicle for entertainment but also as a way in to understanding their own world and the worlds of people whose lives are very different."
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3. Sunday A
22 January 2023 Trondheim
Isa 9:1b-4: The yoke, the bar, the rod of his oppressor, these you break.
1 Cor 1:10-13, 17: 'I am for Paul, I am for Apollos.'
Mt 12-23: Μετανοεῖτε.
The First Letter to the Corinthians was written less than twenty years after the Lord's holy Resurrection. Already then the Church was hounded by a problem that besets it (that is, us) still. There's a sharpness in Paul's voice when he says: 'I appeal to you: make up the differences between you'. For that is what the liturgical translation says. I'd like to challenge its choice of vocabulary. We modern Westerners like to make up our differences. For us, this is a matter of discussing our way to consensual arrangements, often by way of refined 'compromise', which is another term we like. Such pursuit of consensus evokes the image of responsible citizens gathered in council. And by all means: This is an excellent method when it comes to seeking practical solutions to societal issues.
Paul's epistle is about something else, however. It is about the basis of our Christian confession. That to which the Apostle exhorts is not 'making up differences' in the sense that we should talk our way to a generally agreeable point of view. What he says, literally, is: 'I appeal to you all to say the same [ἵνα τὸ αὐτὸ λέγητε πάντες]'. In other words: there should be one confession, for the confession is not something you construct, but something you receive, a revelation of God through the Church which calls for affirmation in grateful faith, not for majority decisions.
The background for this admonition is the Corinthians' tendency to divide themselves into camps: 'I am for Paul', 'I am for Apollos', 'I am for Cephas'. How typical this situation is! How instantly recognisable! We encounter it in our own time; indeed in recent times we have heard voices crying, 'I am for Pope Francis', 'and I am for Pope Benedict', while others shout, 'and I am for Pope Pius X'. What a lot of nonsense. It is good for us to hear, and chew on, Paul's satirical-rhetorical question: 'Has Christ then been parcelled out?' Of course he hasn't. Neither should we, then, parcel out his Body. Instead we should pull ourselves together, 'united in belief and practice', 'lest the Cross of Christ be emptied of its power'.
A gigantic statement: 'Lest the Cross of Christ be emptied of its power'!
This is what it's all about, when it comes to the crunch. God became man, walked among us and did good, taught us, suffered, died, and rose for us in order that that which was fractured should become whole. Division is the wages of sin. The first thing that happened after the fall was that the relationship between man and woman, created in view of one another, broke down. Then arose the feud between the protoplasts' children. The first recorded death in human history, as Scripture recounts it, was a death by fratricide. Don't forget that. We are conditioned, by sin, to be suspicious, to impose ourselves, to cut ourselves off, and to practise proactive aggression. These tendencies constitute sin. When the Church's life is reduced to party politics, we let ourselves by pulled back into Cain's and Abel's clash out there in the open field. We live as if Christ's cross was powerless. But what has become of us then, from a Christian point of view? Are we even Christians?
We might note two things in particular from today's Gospel. The first concerns the very first word Jesus utters in his preaching. In our text it reads, 'Repent!' Which is fair enough. But in Greek the word is Μετανοεῖτε. Metanoia is to do with our perception of reality. Think of paranoia. It stands for a state of delusion in which we consider ourselves (or alternatively everybody else) to subsist in a parallel universe. Metanoia points upwards, the way metaphysics draws that which is visible and palpable into an eternal dimension. Paul provides an excellent paraphrase of the Lord's call to metanoia when he writes: 'Be transformed by the renewal of your minds' (Rm 12.2). We, too, are called to see reality in a new light, God's light. That has to happen in real terms, in life the way it really is, not just in our heads.
It is significant, therefore (and this is my point number two) that the first disciples called by Jesus are two pairs of brothers. Scripture does not idealise family life. On the contrary. The relationship between brothers is often marked by rivalry, enmity and violence, from Cain and Abel to Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers, the twin nations Israel and Judah, Absalom and Amnon, and so forth. Brothers surround themselves with competing bands of supporters. Situations arise in which the old tribal howls are heard, 'I am for Paul', 'I am for Apollos'. When the Lord calls Peter and Andrew, then James and John, he says symbolically: 'Enough of this! Henceforth brother shall not rise against brother; brothers shall unite under a single banner, bearing the mark of my Cross; and their fellowship shall be delightful.'
The Church, proclaimed the Second Vatican Council, was instituted to be 'a lasting and sure seed of unity, hope and salvation for the whole human race' (LG, 9). This unity is not – cannot be – a human project; such a project would be bound to fail. The unity has been won for us by Christ's cross. Peter and Andrew both sealed their Christian testimony on a cross. At their own request, one was crucified upside-down, the other diagonally. Both emphatically wished to avoid giving the impression that their sacrifice was tantamount to Christ's, which alone transforms, renews, and unites our world.
Let's remember this in our daily life, not least in these days, when we pray for Christian unity. This unity will not come about through parliamentary debate, podium discussions, or questionnaires. It will come about in so far as we truly can say, 'It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me', and in so far as we are ready even to die for the sake of his name, firmly established in faith in his glorious resurrection. Amen.
North Spanish Reliquary Crucifix from ca. 1125–75. Metropolitan Museum.


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This is the only code that works for me in my functions.php:
function my_function_for_excluding_posts( $query ) {
if ($query->is_home() && $query->is_main_query()) {
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}
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Thank you for your help

A: I could be wrong here, but you're calling a function "myprefix_adjust_offset_pagination" with the add_filter option, but you're not actually making that function unless it's on the homepage as that function is created behind the if is_home statement.   This would explain why you get the error on your admin page.  Try pulling that function out, or not that part of the code as a function.


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Q: Solve/Debug unhandled exception error with visual C++ 2008? I'm making a dll that in the end will need to had some activeX (in this case a activeX contol from a third party) commands in the Window.
When I test the DLL in a solution I get:
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class myDialog : public CDialog
{
    DECLARE_DYNAMIC(myDialog)

public:
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protected:
virtual void DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX);    // DDX/DDV support

DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()

public:
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    long initializeSDK();
};

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class CMyMFCDLLApp : public CWinApp
{
public:
    HANDLE recMutex;
    CMyMFCDLLApp();

// Overrides
public:
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    myDialog dlg;
    DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()
};

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#include "stdafx.h"
#include "MyMFCDLL.h"
#include "mydialog.h";
#include "dllDeclaration.h"
#include "Test.h"
#include <initguid.h>
#include "MyMFCDLL_i.c"

// [ XNS ACTIVEX HELP ]
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "XnsCommon.h"
#include "XnsDeviceInterface.h"

#ifdef _DEBUG
#define new DEBUG_NEW
#endif

class CMyMFCDLLModule :
    public CAtlMfcModule
{
public:
    DECLARE_LIBID(LIBID_MyMFCDLLLib);
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BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CMyMFCDLLApp, CWinApp)
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CMyMFCDLLApp::CMyMFCDLLApp()
{
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{
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}

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        return clsid;
    }
    virtual BOOL Create(LPCTSTR lpszClassName, LPCTSTR lpszWindowName, DWORD dwStyle,
                        const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd, UINT nID,
                        CCreateContext* pContext = NULL)
    {
        return CreateControl(GetClsid(), lpszWindowName, dwStyle, rect, pParentWnd, nID);
    }

    BOOL Create(LPCTSTR lpszWindowName, DWORD dwStyle, const RECT& rect, CWnd* pParentWnd,
                UINT nID, CFile* pPersist = NULL, BOOL bStorage = FALSE,
                BSTR bstrLicKey = NULL)
    {
        return CreateControl(GetClsid(), lpszWindowName, dwStyle, rect, pParentWnd, nID,
        pPersist, bStorage, bstrLicKey);
    }

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// _DXnsSdkDevice

// Functions
//

    long Initialize()
    {
        long result;
        InvokeHelper(0x1, DISPATCH_METHOD, VT_I4, (void*)&result, NULL);
        return result;
    }

To initialize the activeX i call the InitializeSDK that call activeX Initialize function that calls an Invoker:
InvokeHelper(0x1, DISPATCH_METHOD, VT_I4, (void*)&result, NULL);

and then give an exception at:
// make the call
SCODE sc = m_lpDispatch->Invoke(dwDispID, IID_NULL, 0, wFlags,
    &dispparams, pvarResult, &excepInfo, &nArgErr);